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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
flecked
adjective
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Chunky flecked roll neck sweater, £99, in black or grey with white flecks.
▪ Her eyes plunged to a russet flecked deep green when she talked about him.
▪ Her skin was as white as milk, her eyes were green flecked with amber, and rather slanted.
▪ It was flecked cloth with zips down the side of the jacket - which looked absolutely horrible - and peg trousers.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Flecked

Fleck \Fleck\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Flecked; p. pr. & vb. n. Flecking.] [Cf. Icel. flekka, Sw. fl["a]cka, D. vlekken, vlakken, G. flecken. See Fleck, n.] To spot; to streak or stripe; to variegate; to dapple.

Both flecked with white, the true Arcadian strain.
--Dryden.

A bird, a cloud, flecking the sunny air.
--Trench.

Wiktionary
flecked

vb. (en-past of: fleck)

WordNet
flecked

adj. having a pattern of dots [syn: dotted, specked, speckled, stippled]

Usage examples of "flecked".

For the thirty-eight days of the voyage since then, she had tried to avoid those flecked yellow eyes and that lazy taunting smile, and had taken to eating most of her meals in her cabin, even in the daunting heat of the equator, when the taint of the bucket behind the canvas screen in the corner of the cabin had done little to pique her appetite.

He mocked her silently with those flecked yellow eyes, infuriating her further, until she heard her own voice going shrill and she turned from Zouga, and rounded on him.

I warn you He took another pace and she thrust both pistols towards him, at the full stretch of her arms, I shall fire The smile never wavered on his lips and the yellow flecked eyes held hers steadily as he took another lazy pace closer.

They scrambled upright with amazing alacrity for such clumsy-looking animals, and galloped over the white sand, scattering clouds of it under their huge feet and then entered the water in a high crashing cascade of thrown spray, disappearing swiftly, and leaving the water churned and flecked with foam.

He pointed ahead along the sheer and mountainous coastline, and following his arm she saw for the first time that ahead of them the sea was as black and broken as new coal cut from the face, glittering with wild jumping wavelets, each flecked with pretty white crests.

His face fur was flecked with white, yet there was no other indication of approaching debility in the straight, strong body.

Undeniably the file said pinto, but the skin was white flecked with black.

Dass flipped a toggle, and light glowed in the water inside, illuminating a stunning magenta fan flecked with yellow and white.

Rimbol's face was flecked with fine lines and tiny beads of fresh blood.

His tunic was now stained with berry juices, his face was flecked with pastry and berry skins, and his fist had smeared a purple streak across one cheek.

His oddly flecked green eyes stood out in a tanned face that reflected a hint of a strong personality and a basic tranquility, even though a slight frown crossed his face as he led Jaxorn up to the coolness of the porch.

It was a big specimen, a buck, its black hide scarred and flecked with blue spots, ears chewed down to stubs.

A panorama of forests and meadows flecked with silver lakes and long water-courses rose up on either side of him like the walls of God’s own valley.

A long table of sculpted blue crystals flecked with firefly sparks sat in the middle of the room, laid with a scrumptious buffet of Atlantean seafood.

The agronomy research dome covered a patch of countryside which was the England they knew from history books: green meadows flecked with buttercups and daisies, rambling hawthorn hedges enclosing shaggy paddocks, small woods of ash, pine, and silver birch lying along gentle valleys, giant horse chestnuts and beeches dotted across acres of parkland.